The jam wrapped up the guitarist's 2024 Family Reunion festival, with Nikki Lane, Sierra Ferrell and more
Marcus King wrapped up the two-day Family Reunion festival in his hometown of South Carolina this weekend, paying tribute to one of the all-time great rock bands: the Marshall Tucker Band.
Backed by original Marshall Tucker drummer Paul T. Riddle, King and an array of special guests delivered renditions of the Spartanburg, South Carolina band's songs. Kashus Culpepper took part in “Searchin' for a Rainbow,” Sierra Ferrell performed “Take the Highway” and Nikki Lane looked at “Fire on the Mountain.” King's father, Marvin King, also participated in the performances, including the final cast of “Can't You See.”
In a video posted to Family Reunion's Instagram, King is seen shredding a fiery solo as the ensemble sings the chorus behind him. Other performers on “Can't You See” were Ethan Regan and Darby Wilcox, who played Day 1 of the festival. (The Avett Brothers, Band of Horses and Britti also performed their own sets.)
King released his latest album, Mood swingsin April. Produced by Rick Rubin, it found the guitarist ditching his instrument in favor of piano, strings and lush production on songs like 'F*ck My Life Up Again', 'Bipolar Love' and 'Save Me'.
Following the Family Reunion, King shared a highlight of the weekend in his song “Goodbye Carolina,” from his 2018 album with the Marcus King Band, Carolina Confessions. “I can't say it enough – to all my friends and family who showed up to make this happen, I'm grateful beyond words. What a weekend. Let's do it again next year!”.
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